Abstract
CINEMA 4D includes a default light every time you open a new scene. If illuminating a scene were the only function of lighting, you would never need to create or edit a light. Artistically, however, light can be used to invoke mood and drama, enhance modeling and spatial depth, paint the scene with color, influence textures, focus attention, invent magic, and so much more. After an introduction to basic lighting setup, this chapter will concentrate on some of the creative possibilities of lighting. Time spent studying different types of lights and their settings in the online Help and investigating resources about photographic or theatrical lighting will pay big dividends in the look of your work.
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